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Posted on June 5, 2025

Tribal Businesses Receive Grant Funding

The Montana Department of Commerce has announced that $320,000 of grant funding has been allocated to support 25 Native American businesses in Montana. The funding is through Commerce’s Indian Equity Fund Small Business Grant Program. “IEF funding assists startup or expanding Native American businesses in Montana with money that can be used for a variety of activities, such as the purchase

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Tribal Businesses Receive Grant Funding

The Montana Department of Commerce has announced that $320,000 of grant funding has been allocated to support 25 Native American businesses in Montana. The funding is through Commerce’s Indian Equity Fund Small Business Grant Program. “IEF funding assists startup or expanding Native American businesses in Montana with money that can be used for a variety of activities, such as the purchase

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Posted on June 5, 2025

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Schools Improve Scores In Accreditation Report

The Wolf Point School District received good news when the Montana Accreditation Report by the Office of Public Instruction was recently released. Wolf Point Superintendent of Schools Dr. David Perkins said that every Wolf Point campus received a regular grade for 2024-2025. On last year’s report, only Southside had a regular score. Each of the other Wolf Point schools had some form of non-regular

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Schools Improve Scores In Accreditation Report

The Wolf Point School District received good news when the Montana Accreditation Report by the Office of Public Instruction was recently released. Wolf Point Superintendent of Schools Dr. David Perkins said that every Wolf Point campus received a regular grade for 2024-2025. On last year’s report, only Southside had a regular score. Each of the other Wolf Point schools had some form of non-regular

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Posted on June 5, 2025

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Posted on June 5, 2025

Commissioners Discuss Using Crisis System

After attending the National Association of Counties’ conference held in South Dakota, Roosevelt County Commissioner Gordon Oelkers feels the county should add a visual crisis program that allows law enforcement to connect people in crisis with mental health officials. The system, already used in Montana by Custer County, gives individuals in crisis the chance to communicate through an iPad

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Commissioners Discuss Using Crisis System

After attending the National Association of Counties’ conference held in South Dakota, Roosevelt County Commissioner Gordon Oelkers feels the county should add a visual crisis program that allows law enforcement to connect people in crisis with mental health officials. The system, already used in Montana by Custer County, gives individuals in crisis the chance to communicate through an iPad

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Posted on June 5, 2025

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Posted on June 5, 2025

Frontier Celebrates End Of School Year With Graduation

The promotion ceremony at Frontier Elementary School saluted 12 eighthgrade students on Thursday, May 29. Superintendent Keith Hays said the students are talented and will have additional opportunities at the high school level. The students will always be a part of Frontier School. Guest speaker Alonna Martinez discussed the importance of making and meeting goals, having a good attitude

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Frontier Celebrates End Of School Year With Graduation

The promotion ceremony at Frontier Elementary School saluted 12 eighthgrade students on Thursday, May 29. Superintendent Keith Hays said the students are talented and will have additional opportunities at the high school level. The students will always be a part of Frontier School. Guest speaker Alonna Martinez discussed the importance of making and meeting goals, having a good attitude

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Tribal Businesses Receive Grant Funding

Tribal Businesses Receive Grant Funding

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Schools Improve Scores In Accreditation Report

Schools Improve Scores In Accreditation Report

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Commissioners Discuss Using Crisis System

Commissioners Discuss Using Crisis System

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Frontier Celebrates End Of School Year With Graduation

Frontier Celebrates End Of School Year With Graduation

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